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oprainfall writes: Overall, Remember Me has some flawed and some great aspects to it. My biggest concern and disappointment was with the story in terms of both pacing and focus. It seemed like there was a lot they wanted to do in the story, which made it feel spread thin and unclear. The other thing that was disappointing was the lack of world exploration. I felt I didnt really understand the world or belong in it, as I didnt get to explore much, but what I saw of the world was intriguing and made me want to know more. However, I quite enjoyed the combat, finding it to be creative and strategic. The game looks great as far as special effects and the overall futuristic aesthetic, and it has a soundtrack that perfectly captures the essence of the game. Despite its flaws, I found Remember Me interesting to say the least. I wish there was more. I feel like its a game thats definitely worth playing, and speculating about. Theres a lot left unsaid, like why Nilin joined the Errorist...

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Throwing Digital Sheep UK reviews the controversial 'Remember Me', the game that has divided critics and gamers alike.

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Josh(@Frontburnr) from Frontburnr joins the us this week and puts an interesting business spin on the gaming industry. Special guest host Mike(@Gnitro) from The Geek Effect/OtakuGamer learns to share his musical tastes with Plug.dj. The other Mike(@AssaultSuit) gives us his take on the Angry Video Game Nerds roast at Too Many Games and Aaron(@Ind1fference) has the audacity to enjoy Man of Steel. We also talk about: The Last of Us, Bioshock Infinite, New Super Luigi U, Animal Crossing New Leaf, Crazy Climber, Batman (Gameboy), Tecmo Super Bowl, Kerbal Space Program, Wet, Remember Me, Bread and Butter, Dragon Leap, Null Foundry, bandwidth caps and more.

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ActionTrip writes: 'Do you know how I know Remember Me is a video game? It made me beat the living crap out of hundreds of cops and mutated freaks. Its the year 2084, Neo-Paris in the fall. A man-made tidal wave washes over the rich district and drowns dozens of 'privileged' citizens. They were guilty of not caring about those living in the Neo-Parisian slums, so now they float face down in the water. For great justice! Meet Nilin and Edge, an 'errorist' puppet and her puppetmaster. They have no problems breaking dams in order to teach the 'privileged few' a lesson, collateral damage be damned. Pause. Rewind to the beginning.'

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Game-Over writes: 'I had a conversation a while ago about film history and how it relates to video games. A lot of people seem to think that the current software generation is roughly analogous to the 1940s, where the medium got its first big signature works and found its teeth. Im inclined to think its closer to the 60s and 70s, where the medium is fully ingrained in the public consciousness and its limits are being pushed by a small group of experimental creators.'